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Hurricane Katrina: Insurance Losses and National Capacities for Financing Disaster Risk

Rawle O. King

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This report discusses losses and national disaster caused by Hurricane Katrina that made landfall on the Gulf of Mexico coast with high velocity winds, storm surge, heavy rain, flooding, coastal erosion, hail, and tornadoes.

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This report discusses losses and national disaster caused by Hurricane Katrina that made landfall on the Gulf of Mexico coast with high velocity winds, storm surge, heavy rain, flooding, coastal erosion, hail, and tornadoes.

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This report discusses losses and national disaster caused by Hurricane Katrina that made landfall on the Gulf of Mexico coast with high velocity winds, storm surge, heavy rain, flooding, coastal erosion, hail, and tornadoes.

Key concepts: Storm surge, Hurricane katrina, Tornado, Flooding (psychology), Landfall, Storm, Natural disaster, Coastal erosion

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